Sterbebild 1916

Article about: Hi Forum I have bought this Sterbebild, but am not abel to read all of the Words, can someone give me more info: Real photo on the Sterbebild Obverse: Joseph Weidemann Zur Frommen Erinnerung

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Joseph Walker
In pious memory
In the bl. Prayers
On the on the field he honor ehrfamen
Joseph Walker
Bavr soldier in the 15th. Jnf.Wegt, 3 comp
Born on September 14, 1881 to global village
Died on July 19, 1916
In a ...lazarett to / Frankfurt/Main
Zuran Fatherland and his Holy... ……. TO your young life;
…. More son than any...
Will you in the himmerland erlüh ´ n
My Jesus Barnherzigseit
(100 days...)
Oscar Schntzer, market pressure Oberdorf
Reverse:
With the särtlichen love one
I will comfort you mother.
66,13
No. 865 C.A.S. &amp; C.M.

It’s not perfect, but it’s fast and gets you in the ball park. Of course our German speakers will be along shortly.

To the devoted memory, in holy prayer, of those who have fallen on the field of honor... the honorable youth..Joseph Wiedemann
Soldier in the 15. Bavarian Infantry Regiment, 3.Company
Born on September 14, 1881 at Altdorf
Died on the 19th of July 1916 in a Reserve military hospital in Frankfurt am Main
For the fatherland and his (God's) holy laws, you gave up your young life
a greater reward than all of the earth's treasures
which will bloom forth for you in the kingdom of heaven
"My merciful Jesus"
(100 days indulgences)